Sentence examples for formula under the from inspiring English sources

In March Kiaora New Zealand International began selling formula under the brand "Heitiki", a Maori word.

If the use of that formula under the changed conditions of these war years is disadvantageous or undesirable, Congress, of course, can change it.

While a complicated formula under the 1995 bill would have increased some money for New York, it also set a cap on how much money each state would get each year.

Greenspan, an accomplished author whose most recent book is "Paris Sweets" (Broadway Books, 2002), first tinkered with this formula under the tutelage of the Alsatian pastry chef André Lerch, whose cookies are notably different -- still crumbly and sandy, but, she said, yielding to the tooth.

How, then, should we think of the meaning of a formula under the envisioned departure from the traditional account?

And we obtain the formula under the same assumption for both the star formation history (SFH) and the IMF as those of the FUV.

But Pushtuns object to the formula under which the king and the Northern Alliance each select half the members.

But the two sides differ on the formula under which the money would be distributed and the amount that would come from clubs' local revenue and the amount that would come from the central fund, which is the repository for revenue from the national television contract and licensing.

Despite extending its overdraft to £5m for the first quarter of next year and recording a loss of £411,000 in last year's accounts, the BOA expects to break even as a result of the formula under which the London organising committee will return the first $8m of any surplus to the BOA.

The sovereign grant is the funding formula under which the Queen normally receives 15% of the annual profit from the crown estate.

Similarly, they would reject the "Chenab" formula, under which the state would be repartitioned along the bed of the Chenab river, which would leave most Kashmiri Muslims in Pakistan.